There are countless dragons featured in the ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ film trilogy, but these five are impossible to forget; look!
Responsible for proving that dragons and humans can be friends, the “How to Train Your Dragon” media franchise emerged in 2010 through the first animated feature film starring Hiccup and Toothless, which was followed by two sequels in 2014 and 2019, where several of these mythological creatures that have wings and unique abilities were presented.
Evaluating all the films, it is possible to find countless dragons of different sizes and powers — although some of them are more prominent than others. With this in mind, RECREIO selected 5 among them that became unforgettable; check it out!
5. Breath and Burp
A Zippleback, Breath and Burp is unmistakable! This is because the dragon has two heads that, despite being on the same body, have separate thoughts and different personalities.
In the plot, he belongs to the twins Hothead and Bighead Thorston, and they stand out because, despite their low intelligence, they are very skilled with fire and great hunters.
4. Light Fury
Called by the name of her species, Light Fury is introduced in “How to Train Your Dragon 3” as Toothless’s love interest. A female species, she has the ability to shoot plasma and camouflage herself in the sky, in addition to being as fast as light.
3. Toothless
Toothless belongs to the rare species known as the Night Fury, whose main ability is firing explosive plasma blasts. He, who is all black, has a beam of light on his back that increases his power when necessary, as seen in the second film in the franchise.
Protagonist of the franchise alongside the Viking Hiccup, Toothless stands out for his speed and stealth in battles and the great loyalty and friendship he built with Hiccup.
2. Red Death
The second largest dragon in the original trilogy, Red Death is, to say the least, scary! The main villain of the first “How to Train Your Dragon” film was a great threat to Berk, since, in addition to having an armored body, he knew how to use his size and ability to breathe fire to make things difficult.
In the plot, he lived like the king of dragons, as he always remained in the nest and was fed by the smaller species, and was only killed because his strengths were also his greatest weaknesses.
1. Relentless Beast
The largest of the dragons in the films set on Berk is the Relentless Beast, introduced in “How to Train Your Dragon 2”. In addition to its size, Relentless Beast stands out for having large ivories, the ability to spit ice and, of course, being an Alpha, as it can control other dragons, becoming a powerful threat.
In the plot, he is responsible for causing one of the biggest losses in the franchise, since by controlling Toothless, he causes the young dragon to kill Stoick, Hiccup’s father.
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Source: Recreio
